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Inclined to Be Neighborly.

He was a bright, talkative boy OF
eight or nine, and he rang the door
bell of house on Brush street the
other day and asked to see the lady of
the house.
He was admitted, and when she came
into the parlor he said:
"a belong to the family who just
moved in next door,
yes"
eve want to be neighborly. Are
you going to call on map"
"Why-why, child, ] don't know"
you'd better come. Then she can
come over to see you. She's great
woman to talk, and she'll show you
the place where she had felon on her
hand You want to be neighborly,
don't you"
I'll suppose So"
"Well, then, I'll borrow hunk Of
butter, and you come over and borrow
our clothes-bars, and well soon be ac-
quainted. We amt bit stuck-up.
even if we have got mantel in the
parlor. Well, goodbye" = Detroit
Free Press.
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spring came the acanthus began 10
grow, it wound about the bucket, gar
landing it on all sides.
A great sculptor passed that way
and saw it. Its beauty suggested TO
him an idea, and he worked out from il
the famous Corinthian capital which
has immortaiized the acanthus. The
manner in which we decorate our
graves win suggest nothing 10 tho
sculptor, but to the poet. the philosopher.
the everyday human being with a
heart in his bosom, its suggestions are
beautiful as the more material ones
which live in marble. To the poet
Longfellow, the nameless grave has not
appealed in vain. The following
beautiful sonnet expresses the intensity
of feeling which lay in his loyal heart
and which is echoed to-day by thou
sands:
soldier OF the Union mustered out"
Is the ins cription on an unknown grave
At Newpori News beside the salt-sea wave.
Nameless and dateless; sentinel or scout,
Shot down in skirmish or disastrous rout
OF battle, when the loud artillery drnyo
Its iron wedges through the ranks OF brave
And doomed battalions storming the redoubt.
Thou unknown hero, sleeping by the sea,
II thy forgotten gravel with secret shame
l feel my pulses beat my forehead burn
When remember thou hast given for me
All that thou hadst, thy life, thy very name,
And can give thee nothing in return"
SARAH 5. PRATT.
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of bloom brings a fresh coronet to
mark the spot the grave is, though
nameless. cherished and honored by
the Nation among It's most precious
possessions.
The custom OF marking the graves
of the departed Is prehistoric. Every
thing which love can devise has, in
different periods, and by different ma
tons, been employed to beautify and
do honor 10 the tomb. There is
beautiful legend of ancient Greece
that land of beautiful customs q
little child having died, its grief-dis.
tracted nurse carried TO It's grave
bucket containing its favorite toys.
She placed 1t upon the grave, covering
IL with n slab that its contents might
not be disturbed. 1t happened that
the bucketwas placed directly upon an
acanthus root-that classic plant the
very name of which suggests beauties
of sculpture and architecture. When
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-26
BRAINS AND HANDS.
How TO Keep Them at Work 1t All Time
aud In All Places.


Bishop Peck has lately produced
some prominent ideas about dormant
forces and idle muscles He instances
the idle young man. No power comes
from his muscles. They were made TO
be strong for work, but he does moth
ing. His muscular ability is simply
good for nothing, and he is good for
nothing. Devoted to agriculture or
handicraft, the physical force which is
dormant within him would give bread
and health and responsibility. As II
is he is only ntiisancei perhaps n
loathsomo object of pity and contempt.
And the Bishop takes the true ground,
that an industrious young boot-black
is better and is better of, than n loaf
ing miscreant sprig of aristocracy.
Work is demanded every where. All
departments Of industry are langrish-
ing for want of faithful, skilled work.
ers. whether it be making streets, saw
ing wood. or in the higher branches of
skill and art, and yet, witnesses the
good bishop, amid all the din Of
labor in farming, manufactures, in all
the industrial arts, these men have
nothing 10 do: iuw did other men get
work. BY thinking quickly and act
ing promptly, by scizing the. best, the
first that came u hand. Tramping.
lounging, begging, never gave employ
mcnt to any man. The thousands Of
oilers have made themselves viciously
brainless. The lapse of powers, active
and bright enough in children, has
come OF parental indulgence, gor-
mandizing laziness, INDUCED depend
encc, drinking. disuse or misdirection.
Grand fields Of industry. wealth aud
usefulness lie all aronnd this idle,
shiftlcss nuisance. but he can not think
himself into them. He has lost his
sole cyesight The very bread, money.
comforts, clegancies he signs for are
within reach of his hands, but he can
not see them; wouldn't know them il
he did see them.
But he does not oniy denounce the
idler. he tells him how 10 find employ
nent Employ yourself then. Sell
that apple instead Of eating it. Sell it
and buy two. Sell the two and buy
more. Before you know il you will
hayea basketful--be a trader, Il mcr-
chant, yaluable.cltizen. DO not hang
about the city doing nothing. Push
out into the country, seize that saw
aud axe; cut up a few sticks Of some
body's wood Earn your dinner Don't
beg it, Get hold If spade; show
somebody that you are just the man
they have wanted for long time TO
make garden. Seize plow. and IL
YOU don know how to hold it, learn.
Glands all blistcrcdPf Very we'll.
Glad of it. The first signs Of life in
you for long time. II you had Bills
tered them before they would have
been tough and good for something by
this time. Boston budget
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loriginal.l

ebrating. Said he: "America is never
free from excitement She is perpet-
ually unvailing statue, erecting a
monument, raising purse for some
body. When she is not doing these things
she is celebrating either Thanksgiving
Day, Fourth of July or Washington's
Birthday. She never has a period of
repose, which an Englishman requires,
and prefer to stay at home"
An unconscious tribute to America
lay in his words; for although Che quick
and mobile blood of our young Nation
loves excitement for its own sake, yet
its chief motive for these multiplex
celebrations, which so offend the phleg-
matte Englishman, is ever love, graf
itude or patriotism. All of these emo
tons combine to make Decoration, or
Memorial Day, as it is now more beau
tifully named, the Holy-Day Of Amer
lea. 1t is the day of days which. as a
Nation, we honor The enthusiasm.
the Joy and gratitude, which on that
day swell the National heart to burst
ing are tempered by grief which,
though subdued by time, becomes
pregnant with the approach of each
Memorial Day. No monument to the
dead heroes, Nhough heayen-sweeplng
in grandeur, though bearing the i'm.
press Of genius and carved with the
chisel Of Inspiration itself, could so
simply, so cfIectually, SO sublimely,
keep them in memory as does this sol
emn funeral festival at which all the
emotions Of the human heayt are swsp
Wy undying naansry E
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A wArcHMAkeR.s FAME.

p. S. Bartlett was one Of the origi-
nal forcmen IN the pioneer Waltham
factory. and his name was adopted as
trademark aud has been running rs
such very nearly thirty years. At tho
lowest calculation 100000 Bartlett
watches have been made and sold.
The exact figures arc not at hand. but
this Is about as near as can DO esti-
mated. The Bartlett watch is unques-
tionably one OF tho most popular
watches ever made. II ranks almost
as high rs the adjusted Appleton,
Tracy & Co.." and Is. In fact. con-
structed on the same model. The pat
ent regulator Bartlett Is full jcwelcd,
has coinpensating balance fitted with
the Waltham patent Brcauet hair
spring, which Is hardened and tenn
pered in form so rs never to change its
curve, and is very closely regulated. 1t
Is made for any Kind of silver or gold
cases Tho latest improvement in the
Bartlett watch Is In the open-face style
10 wind and set without ever opening
tho case. the winding ms well ms the
hand-setting being done by the crown
only. Unlike the arrangements in 9TH
er watches this Bartlett hand-set Is in
the neck OF the case, so that Il does not
at all complicate the movement Up
ward Of 1900 Of Thorn have been pur-
chased by tho British Government our-
Ing the past ten years aud are used on
the state railways in India. For the
same purpose the colonial authorities
OF New South Wales, Victoria and
South Australia have large orders in
hand, Through these excellent time
keepers p. S. Bartletts name Is known
In all civilized countries. ~ Y Jctoet-
ers' Weekly.
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ing places of those known and hon
ored in life 1t is the decoration of the
nameless grave which shows the real
beauty Of the custom. Dead hero!
deprived of resting-place near those
Of your kindred. defrauded by fate of
even a name upon your foot-stone,
to-day you are remembered with rev.
ercnce and gratitude. The fairest,
sweetest flowers rest upon you. God
knows who it is beneath the turf, and
we know you by tn, glorious name Of
Soldier. Though withered flowers are
ever On your RrAya and each season
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Huufl,ur.

Barnum said "Tho American People like
10 DO humbuggcdm THIS may DO true IN
the line OF entertainment, but not where
life is at stake. man with consumption,
or any lingering disease, looking Death IN
tho. face and seeking 10 ovado his awful
grasp, does not like 20 be triiied with. SO
with confidence we place before our read
ers Natures great remedy, DIR. Plorcc's
Golden Medical Discovery, n sure relief for
that long train OF diseases resulting from
impure blood, such as Consumption,
Chronic Nasal Catarrh, Liver Complaint,
Kidney Disorder, Dyspepsia, Sick Head-
ache, Scrofula and General Debility. Time
tried and thoroughly tested, itstands with
out an cquall Any druggist
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in Washington, the other day, SO
runs the story, some visitors got hold
of one of the "Colonels" found loafing
in the lobby of Wizards Hotel, and,
taking him to the bar, treated him.
Filling his glass to the brim. the
Colonel lifted it to his lips, saying to
his new-found friends: Remember,
gentlemen. the fact of my drinking
with you does not entitle you to adj
dress me oil the street"
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{. So, nalI.. bud Bu.lne..I-

Is the way n Western man put itin express
ing TO friend his complete satisfaction In
tho use OF DIR. Piorce's Pleasant Purgatiyo
Pellets. So small and yet 40 effectuAl, they
bid fair TO supplanL entirely the old-style
Bilious Headache, Biliousness, Cons tipa-
ton aud all blood disorders. Mid In ac-
ton, wonderful in effccti Put up in Walls,
convenient 10 carry. Their uso attended
with no DISCOMFORT These sterling merits
account for their great popularity.
All tho difference In tho world that be,
tween tho north aud south pole, -LVs
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Editor thelbert, has any one
called during my absenceP" Ethel
bert-.'Yes, sor, Mr.. Murphy called
for the rint, sor.' Editor-"Mr. Muir
ply is an 'ornithorhynchus.' Ethel
bert "Phat's that, sorP" Editor-.It
is derived. Ethelbert, from two Greek
words, and means beast with bill !"
.-Rarpard LanlpoeA
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a SONG FOR PEACE.
Decoration Day. 1887.
Toriginal.l

And roofs by mount and mere and beaches
brown,
And ali my heart stirs with thy brave renown
And yields its voice-e'en such slight notes as
these
That am OF thee makes me loving bold
IN n,vers ma ~, ne,oxed hanner nov
And Law inc trihute ON INV nrceless mold
,rha- ,o,s,,. ar, =, .h sIai,, to,,s ,ro,
-s" N1'' ----- e'''' 800 O'e''
dew,
Fetch poppics that fire the long burrows OF
Bring daisies mees. featured and yiolets blue.
All pure al babe-eves when thew twinkle M
morn
Bring spathes Of the apple, and bluebells 70
toll
tomb;
y,rino ,o.vaoxvars WITH dew in aaeb white
waxen bowl.
And pinks ana laburnums lust breaking in
''
Bring orchis and tulips and honeyed foxglove
creep. -
BRING softIv all blossoms that honey bees love
And garland the graves where our gallant
bovs sleen
Bear wreaths to each barrow inclos g dear
dust;
Bring sweets from the garden and fronds from
the wood,
While age gathers wisdom and swords gather
Isl rust
A moment turn back to the days that are dead
And mark the long lines as they marshal and
clash;
red,
And Order seems lost in the loud cannon's
crash.
For links in the chain have been snapped in
the past
To be hurled by strong Justice together again,
And in tears and in bloodshed the rivets made
-. :, !. ,.,,. -, 4. ~, i. 49,, !,
w "ao l hsr' swung ou' ifoiii us Biinpais Vi
On invisible cables TO roll round the sun,
Was its mission not Man, and Love the strong
sire,
With Life to be forged as the cycles were
run'
A., ...,
Ase T reee are inc MANNERS 'na' iasnlOn 'ne
ma Ana sar,n IS the anvil whereon Purpose lays
4n ne e,ius ~ an oauses anu snites win u mace
1nai YIELDS into girders the gold OF the days
mr., 80, ,,,,..,., -.
me s wsId human fragments must glow ere 'hey
ne ~. ,s;.,, -, - -, ~, -,
nU, ,H req rage ana the anguish 81 heat
Ere aS,os sha,, ,,a ~ anS ~ oe neo
sweet
I,oi the tearz ~ that tima have trrrad int
pearls rIr,7 = ' '''-' n"'' 'U'A'D 'i'O
The fiail OF pferce War has but rbeaten ont
Good
DER the blue and the gray now our banner up.
f,,rls
ror Unions mss sweet mower plossomed out oil
tiioii oiVou'
NM $780,, !, a, !, .a..,an. ,.,a,, 80.
a. ~ =. ~ a.
har5s 'Se e'-s' "a ieN''
smo'e lTe round the world and thrill through
~ lie,
ana ,a Duas OF iair ireeaom broke fortn IN lar
ANUS.
All vvrnugb, az f,od,s ,,rnosa ,hor 10, nc TO-.
.. "l Sive AZ Sous purpose 'nen ie' US lot
La I.ibertv,s sunheams opr whole ,,inydom
- Liperts sunoeains our "hoie Aineuoln
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WHEN two fat people run against each
other it can properly be spoken Of as
mass meeting.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-26
THE MARKETS.

RELIEF Is Immediate, and q cure sure
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh. 20 cents,
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USE Instead OF Unwholesome Cosmctos
Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which purines the SKIN.
HilIs Hair & Whlsker Dye, Black or Brown, bOo
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-26

WE don't like toi SEQ ladies' with very
small feet Ladies should not stand upon
tribes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-26

TuE proof,reader's wife was tho girl
who FIRST ran typo Fighter, Boston Com
tneTeiat Bailefiil
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-26

A oooD salesman is like bad coins
perfect counterfeit
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DECORATION DAY.
A Funeral-Festival Greeted with
. Smiles and Tears.

HE story Is told
of an English
man of rank who,
being asked why
he did not visit
America, replied
that he was wait
ing for Ameri-
A. 49,. -
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1t Is n Pleasure,
writes Mrs Eliza Ann Smith, OF Vermill-
ion, Eric Co, Ohio, 10 tell tho ladies every
where that nothing surpasses DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic for all irregularities at cured
mo when the physicians and all other rene
dies failed
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sHE scold- and frets,
she's full Of pets.
Shes rarely kind and tenderi
The thorn Of W.

wonder what will mend herr
Try Dr. Piercc's Favorite Prescription.
Ten to one, your vito Is cross and frctful
because she Is sick and suffering and can
not control her nervousness when things
20 wrong Mako q healthy woman OF her
and tho chances are you Will mako "A cheer
tom is tho only remedy for woman's pc
culiar ailments, sold by druggists, under n
positive guarantee from the manufBctur-
ers, that II will give satisfaction in every
case, or money will be refunded. See guar-
antee on bottle wrapper. Large bottles,
81. Six for IS,
LITTLE pitchers have big cars, while
base ball pitchers have big arms and
checks
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sFarFt iiub GSsTe,
leafaGc amf OCT Gifemba a9m.

9oun95totun, l. 0e;ember.- ALLEN
@ombeH, Elm ielt Sabreu IN DienReH Der
yYittsbur9er 8abn" tebenber 2pf0motiOfib
rer, bot geferu einen Bemets GROCER 9elile8,
g5senmart ubgeIegt un0 iein Seben, lopie
oas olelsr anherer BUbnangefeuten gerettet.
gllS er nGmltd) nit elnem ibperen 6radtju9
unnGit Wfarquette cine Gbi6uiige Strede
biuObiubrr entoedte CT, baB Der Bug ent3pet
gebrcden mar uno baB Die Sweite 9ilite auf
oer abitiiiiigen 8obu nit fuydtbarer Sc
idninbi9teit babinbraufe. GGif entid]loIs
fen, CAB er pollen 8ampf rno ertbeilte oauu
bem 6eiaer Die Beiiuns, bic Vofomotipe los
al foppeln. SdOH lam bic station Dtlr=
quette IN Stdt, els es 9elun9en mar, bic
SOfOmotioe 3u befreien uno Der GeBteran
einen flsiuen 8oripruus oOr ben biHterber
raienben Sraht, gSaggous Su 9ebeu. Som.
ben gab bann bem WeiheHfteIler oaS 3eia
den, Der Gotomotioe bas Saupt9eleiIe 3u
gebsn uuo bic Srad)t, @ag9ons auf oas Jtes
ben9elttie Su btrtgiren. 8ounern0 iaufte bic
ihpere Rniaine auf bas 6auptseleiie eiH,
unb tpenige Setuuoeu tpGter braaften bic
Sradts gSaggons auf baS Seiteugeleie, in
einanoer hinein, auf chamber, ale SertriinIs
merno. @omben bate iei1 unb ieine8 6ei'
ietS 2eben 9erettet un6 auBerOem Die auf Dem
Sabnboie arbeiteuoen 2eute oOE eiuem ihr5ds
Eiden llnsliid bemabrt, beuu mGre Der gu.
iammenfOB Der 6rudtz 8aggOus auf bem
6auptseLeiie etfoigt, 70 bate IeiGt nas 9au5e
Stations @ebduoe 3ertriin1mert UerOeH
tGUneu.
Suite, MIolt., /. December. ---3uii6en
gutte unb SIlber.8oru fauo uOrgefsru cine
Gouifcn ani Der Sa5n fat Gin &r; be-
i0rbsrpOer 3u9 riB III ber Jidbe oon 3todsr
in Der Ohtte au5ltnanoer, uuo e8 gelana
benz Siibrer beS in geringer @utferulHg iols
9enoeu BaiidsterjuSe8, oer bon 4eIeHa abb
gelaiien noroeu mar, eiuem 3Iianmaufnee
oor3ubeugen. 9teiem Yaiiagterjug fOlgte
ein anberer idmerer 8iiterSu9 mad, un6 OBJ
glei1 Iuss aui5emault puroe, eiueu 3uz
ionmenfoB Su oermsi6eu, 70 batten bitie
2ufrenguHgeu bod teiueu Griolg, uuo Der
@itter3u9 ranHte auf ben GaiiGgierjug, unO
ebe ned @tnas sur SsrbiHoeruu9 rpatterer
llngliid6idlle gelAehan fourte, lam nod etu
tpelterer @iiterSug berbei uno rauute in ben
Dor ibm uuf benz @eIeiie befinoIiaeu bineiu,
nobel cine 4nSubl @iitsrmaggoHs 5ertriims
inert purbe. Son bam gubnperioual nurs
ben mebrere Belionen parleet. Die 6eiieu,
ben poren ans benz Bsrionen,uge seipruus
gen, ebe oieier BON Sem @iittrjuge ange.
rQrrt tpuroe.
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8rGnot.

Cincinnati, 1. De;br. - Das sroBe
Saus Der vStrobribses9itbosrapbius So. :"
@de ,ber Gin. uno @analiraBe, siug beute
irnb in 6lammen auf. Der Serluft piro
auf $3.50, 1000 bic 100000 seiddst. Sobu
Sbuler, elm WitsIieb Der Seuerwebr. ftiir;te
mGbrenb bes Branbes BON elmer Setter unb
erlitt lebenssefdbrlide Serlesunsen. 9as
@tablifement beihdftigte 125 Beriouen uub
tpar cine Der gr0Bten litbosrapbiideu Auftal,
ten in Der @elt. Inter eem serf6rteu 81.
gentbum bsiiubet fid eiue Naiie tbeilmeiie
bollenbeter Ylafate rnebrerer Sbeater, uno
&irlustruppen.
Sttam a, Ont, 1. DECEMBER. Ta.
brit Der ~ rNspbalt. Bauing Co." braunte heute
uieber. Bsrluf $4,000. 6iinfjig Gr5eiter
geratben anger Befddftisuus.
Broofuille, Gs., 1. Desember.
y2amreuce.9otel." feds @eihdfts. @ebGuoe
unb brei &obnhduisr brannten beute. friib
babier nieber. Bier Rdnner. taruuter Del.
aer Bouier, 8r.mier Sarrisan uub Elm se.
ipiffer Tornstportb iamen um's Qeben. uno
elm s.p,f1er Gbarlss gtob erIitt tOotiide
8rouemuubeu.
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sofaleert0te aus gsaf0tnston.
slnaebH1e sdteBerei. glodrtaIs oer 6bs6'
sbmiHoIer. BermiidtteS.


g8aibington, l. DECEMBER. - Sobn
flaQe oerbaftet, auf eiueu iungeu Reger,
gtameus .. Piufett, geihofeu 81 babeu.
Yiniett begab iit leBten Samffag, abenos,
nod Steep's Qaben un6 nahm einen 8egeuz
fanb, Der einem iiiugeren Bruoer SteepS
geb0rte. glS Bintstt ben Gegenfano ni9t
iCfnrt Buriidgeben uolte, entftauo Elm Sanos
gemeuse, porauf Steep auf Den geger i9oB.
2as @erldIt iprud bsu Gugetlugten IN 6Otge
Der piberipre6enoen 3eugeunusia8en frei,
ftrafte ibn aber pegen &rageHS BON S9ies-
tpafien nm $50.
- On @eft. gSaIbiueton bat Der y@lert NIT
bem Shed" gum orltten Wtale etneu Sletoer'
b6nhler ,eemadt" Su U. Wf. B1r'8 9aoen
trat Elm Singing init elmer Seeer 9luter benz
DIRE, iu6te iitl einen AnSug beraus uHo
uerlangte, bag berielbe mad Der ySuoepeu'
beuce. @is, Comp" gebraGt weroe, NO er be'
idGftist lei. untertpess meinte er, Der Bote
f0nne benielben au9 nah ieinem Sauie brlH'
gen. gle traten in elm Saus Elm, Der SGI'
fer idrieb einen @bed aus uno i1ldte ben
BOteu nod Der Sanf, poranf er ietnen IN
aug nahm, eiueu StraBeuOabu IN, Bag9on be'
fies uub perouftete.
- SIN &reisgeriht begann beute Der ProS
3eB tes @m. SobnitOn piber ietue Seruano'
ten Tturffpn .. Sobnfou, 0tiItou SObn'toH
unb Sorace 9. Solution auf $1,000 SAa'
beneriat peseu WtBbanbluu9. Der 8ia9er
gerietb nit ietnen Bernanoten in Strelt,
Sieie lauerten ibm ON iiibliden Gnbe Der
8liide auf un6 prii9elten ibn ourt.
- Inter ben beute i'm Boli3eibauptquar'
tier beridteteu Diebfiahlsfdlleu mar and Der,
baB Der Srau 6. .. @brtffian eine S0rie ge'
foblen noroen III, rrelfe $285 uno eine 9ol'
bcne gtabel entbi.lt.
- s9Gbreno bieies Wfouats perben iufoi9e
zines Gbtommens Der 9aoenbefser nit Der
,@lerts Aiiemblp" bic 2doeu ieoeu AbeHO
b,s nod uhr often ieiu, neil ebeu bic met
fen geute ibre 0eibuadts. ginfdufe nbioIlt
ultt nm Gage bep1ltisen t0uueu.
= 9te Yoli3iiteu Der eritten Boli3elttattcn
nurbeu Dor einisen 3 ageu Don tbrem elen,
tenant bnrauf aufmerfiam sema4t, oaB 3Det
bon ibnen angeSeist porosn ieien, in eiuenl
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fen ,u baben. Sie 2eute uuterluhteu bic
Sade uno fanoen aus, oaB Ipei uniforHlrte
| Spe,ialpoltsifen aHf ibren Jiamen iiinoi9teu.
| Die reaulGren Ioli3Ifen uerlanseu iest, oaB
| bic SpesiaIpoli3iften anbers uniformIrt per'
| ben. =,
- @ehern abeub hing Dor @ilh. Solss
| mauu's ShuhIaoen, Jir. 49i. Beuni1lpanta'
| Npenue, elm Baar ihperer Rindeferfietel.
| Sin mei6er Wanu, yfamene Robert peron,
| fam bes Beaes baber. nahm bic Stefelu,
beaob fid in bas uG4fe Sab4sn, mari letns
Sduhe fort unb jOs bic Stiefeln an. Abel
ais er chen i'm Begrifie fiaub, oauou 81 lau'
fen, padte ibu elm YO!iaif am Srassu' aRo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-12-02
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Chicago, 1. DECEMBER. - 8idter Su'
Iep bot iib,r bic Saftbartsit bes plluabbau'
siseu 5Sriter Sroeus" auf @runb Der BON
ibm aussefenten 9ebeusuerf6erunss Bolis
cen cine @ntideiouns abseseben. WiItam
s. yiiemeper mar Elm sutfiebeuoes MitSlieo
bes Srbens gepeeu, als er i'm Sabre 1886
farb uno elm Sefament hiuterlieB, in mel
dem er bic lin Ser Police ielbi fiir ieiue 6rau
allein beffimmte) Berfiderunssumme Don
$1,000 su gIeideu Ebeilen fir feline 6rau
($50O) nnb fir feline stuei SSbue ($500) be-
ifimmte. Die @ittpe nerlanste ben pollen
Betras, absr bic Sroeusbeamteu bradten ot
Sadbe, nm fiber su seben, DOR @eridt. Do
fie EoIice eiue aIanlel eutbdlt, ponab Der
BeIfiderte be,edtist ift. in ieiuem Eefiamen
iiber bic Yerpenbung Der Serfderuugs
iumme belisbige Serfdsung Su treffeu, 10
entiGieb Der 8iGter, baB bas Sefamen
Fiemeper's reipeftirt LIMB Der Betras in be
BON bieiem ansssebeueu Belis usrtbsiIt wsrs
ben miihe.